Hoover to ask Britain about resuming disarmament talks
Washington reports President elect Hoover plans to approach Britain early in his term to explore resuming disarmament negotiations halted at Geneva in 1927. Sir Esme Howard’s remarks are read as hinting at a possible new conference this year, with American naval plans drawing scrutiny in Parliament and U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Hoover
Great Britain
Geneva
United Press
Esme Howard
London
Senate
United States
Britain
Coolidge
Sir Esme
England
Baldwin
Trotzky on Way to Angora from Constantinople
Constantinople reports Jean Trotzky left the city yesterday and was believed to be traveling toward Broussa then by car to Karakaya where the midnight express to Angora departs. He arrived Tuesday from Russian Turkestan where he had been in exile and has kept to the Soviet consulate, with plans to remain on Soviet embassy grounds in Angora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Jean Trotzky
Broussa
Karakaya
Angora
Trotzky
Russian Turkestan
Funeral notices for Wenthe Greenley Burton in Waterloo area
Funeral services are set for Arthur H. Wenthe 35 of 39 Bicker street at Immanuel Lutheran Church Monday at 10 30 a m with Becker Chapman American Legion pallbearers. burial in Fairview. Surviving family includes widow Florence Whitson and six siblings plus father and mother. Mrs James Greenley 63 dies at home near Raymond with services Monday in O Keefe Towne chapel. burial Elmwood. Leora B Burton died in Milwaukee and services in O Keefe Towne chapel Monday at 2 40 p m with burial beside her husband Benjamin F Burton at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Wentre
Arthur H. Wenthe
Bicker Street
Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. H. Semmann
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Post
Fairview
Mer. Wenthe
Stewart-Simmons Press
Bremer County
Waterloo
L. Florence Whitson
Westhe
Twe
Erwin
James Greenley
Raymond
Dubuque County
Black Hawk County
James Tf. Greenley
George ‘Troutman
Walter Brockey
Clifford Greenley
John Medd
Minos
Charles Medd
Minnesota
George
William
Hopper Medd
Leora B. Burton
Milwaukee
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Clarence Miller
Christian Science Reader
Benjamin F. Burton
Logan House
Waterloo Forward Expansion urged by Rath Packing chief
Jonn W. Roth, president of Rath Packing, endorses the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Forward Expansion movement. He notes a trend of industries leaving major metropolitan centers for smaller progressive cities and argues Waterloo should be ready to attract adaptable, diversified industries. The movement is seen as a step toward realizing this growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn W. Roth
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Slugger Attacks Night Policeman at Manchester
Manchester Indiana February 16 L B Pride a night patrolman was slugged while answering a call near the Illinois Central freight depot. He suffered facial and head injuries and could not tell if blows came from a fall or icy walk. He reached Riverside hotel for first aid. No clues or motive known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Manchester
L. B. Pride
Bolbe
Ilinois Central
West Manchester
Pride
Riverside Hotel
Manchester Girl Injured in Fall at Kindergarten
Margaret Miller, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller, suffered a severe cut over her left eye after a fall at the Manchester kindergarten school. She was attending a folk dancing class when she toppled from a desk during morning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Manchester
Margaret Miller
Glenn Miller
Kellogg backs embargo on war munitions
Secretary of State Kellogg urged the Porter resolution before the House Military Affairs Committee to authorize the president to embargo arms and ammunition to nations preparing for or in war, framing the move as essential to world peace. Meanwhile, Des Moines reports Albert Borens of Atlantic headed the Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers Association for a third term, with George Hamilton and George B. Healey elected as directors. Four typhoid cases were recorded: Paul Berggren, Harold Blough, Edward Koethler, and James D. Wade, listed with ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U.pi
Kellogg
Homse
Des Moines
U.ri
Albert Borens
Atlantic
Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Afcernion
George Hamilton
Oskaloosa
George B. Healey
Dubuque
Paul Berg
Grén
Summit Avenue
Harold Blough
Forest Ayne
Edward Koethler
Leland Avenue
James D. Wade
Wellington Street
Ramsey Family Heads to Chicago and Washington
Mrs. R. J. Ramsey and daughter Marie depart for Chicago. Miss Ramsey plans to continue to Washington, D.C. Mrs. Ramsey will stay longer to visit her son James in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. J. Ramsey
Marie
Miss Ramsey
Washington, D.C
Ramsey
James
Pills Kill Child in Rock Island Find
A child died in Rock Island after taking laxative pills found in a bullet drawer during a Valentine search. The incident is reported as a fatal accident linked to improper storage of medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Dune Barber
Valentines
Fire alarms report two incidents in local area
Friday at 9 26 a m a residence on 616 Independence reports rubbish in the basement with an alight caused fire. Saturday at 12 10 p m Coca Cola Betting Works at 804 Commercial reports a defective chimney but no damage occurred and no injuries. An advertisement for Herman C Miller provides contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enina
Independence
Mt Coca-Cola Betting Works
Detroit Gunmen Identified as Spies in Gang Slaying
Chicago reports three Detroit gunmen, Harry and Phil Keywell and Eddie Fletcher, identified from photos as spies planted to observe targets before Thursday’s seven killing. Moran blames Capone gang. officials push for tighter enforcement as police actions widen, with arrests anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Harry
Phil Keyweill
Eddie Fletcher
George
Bugs) Moran
Moran
John A. Swanson
Cutago
Cook County
Russell
al Capone
Cicero
Cepone
Florida
The
Herald and Examiner
al Capone Gang
Frederick BD. Siilowaey
East High Grad Joins Navy Radio at Balboa
Thomas Carpenter, East High school graduate and Navy radio man, writes from Balboa Canal Zone after arriving from San Diego on January 12. He notes calm seas, no seasickness, and describes Balboa as pleasant after eight months stationed at the U S Navy radio school. Carpenter previously worked at Allstadt & Langlas bakery in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Thomas
Carpenter
M. Carpenter
Florence Street
Balboa
Canal Zone
San Diego
Cal
U. S. Navy
Nicaragua
Neptune
East High School
Allstadt & Langlas Bakery
Bride of One Week Files for Divorce in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a marriage of Bel Erickson and John Welsh lasting only a week. The bride, who wed on February 9, filed a divorce petition today alleging abuse and mistreatment by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bel] Erickson
John Welsh
Wenad
Twirh
Birth announcements list many newborn daughters
Birth notices from various families include Andrea, Cuca, Margaret Kay, Jean, Marelyn Jean, Geraldins Bur endless, Esther May, Sarma Dell, Petrista Latise and others born in February and January at multiple addresses and hospitals. Names include Ms and Mrs John Eselvel Paschal Lujan Homer Fike James Robin Owen Billingsley Paul Glen Harry Pinen Deliner O Toole Claude Johnson Carl Tharnett and Norveal Charles Arm létsong Presbyterian hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eselvel
Jefferson
Andrea
Paschal Lujan
aAdans
Fen
Cuca
Homer
Fike
Paul Glen
Harry Pinen
Aledann
Geraldins Burendle
Ervin B. Williams
Dune Krrion
Deliner
O'Toole
Dawson
Marelyn Jean
George T. R. Shafer
Waterloo
Ton
Robert Eugene
Bfrs
Clarence Hackett
Berth
Bettye Htge
Claude, Johnson
Lavejey
Petrista Latise
Carl Tharnett
Biz Eievegih Street
Sarma Dell
Brat Norveal
Charles Armlétsong
Presbyterian Hospital
Norval
William
Cold Iowa church blamed for minister turned thief
Rev. Joe M. King, 23, former Riverton pastor, said cold church conditions and a lack of furnace drove him to crime after leaving Shenandoah High School and a Denver Bible college. Detained in Dallas on burglary charges, he admits stealing food money a cash register and a talking machine. He faces penitentiary duties as chaplain’s assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Iowa
Joe M. King
King
Riverton
Shenandoah
Christian Bible College
Denver
Texas
Asx
The
Christian Church
Shenandoah High School
J. B. King
Norwich
Shenantoah
Epidemiologist Studies Scarlet Fever Spread in Waterloo
Dr J C Jordan of the University of Iowa epidemiology unit visits Waterloo to interview families and workers in factories as part of a comprehensive study of the scarlet fever epidemic. He arrived at the mayor and city clerk’s request and will cooperate with City Health Officer Dr J R Thompson in gathering data to prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jordan
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Jordan
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Charles MacKay
J. R Thompson
Sky Diners Serve Breakfast in Air Between Cleveland and Chicago
In Cleveland on February 15 AP reports Sky diners carry breakfast for travelers from Cleveland to Chicago aboard Miss Cleveland, a 12 passenger tri motor Fokker. The chef serves eggs toast fruit and coffee as the plane cruises at 5000 to 10000 feet prior to a Chicago arrival at 8 34. Also operated between Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago by Universal Aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Sky Diners
Cleveland
Chicago
Cleveland Municipal
Lake Eris
Chicago Municipal
Sky
Universal Aviation Corporation
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Evanston Girl Burns Head in Furnace Attempt
Evanston Illinois Miss Helen Friedrich 22 was observed in Chicago psychiatric hospital after thrusting her head and shoulders into a furnace at her home. Doctors noted childhood ear trouble and recent influenza illness as factors. The incident appears linked to a similar act by Miss Elfreda Kasak at a Lake Bluff police station, who died from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Helen Friedrich
Chicago
G W. Boot
Friedrich
Helen
Temperatures Forecast Via Sparse OCR Fragments
Fragmented weather note lists Friday maximums, Friday night minimums, Saturday morning and afternoon times with unclear values. Names of times appear garbled and repetition disrupts clarity. readable context suggests a multi time window forecast with daytime warmth and potential precipitation indicated by stray letters.
George W. Hughes 71 Cedar Falls postmaster dies
Cedar Falls notices the death of George W. Hughes 71 a longtime civic figure and band supporter. He served two terms as postmaster from 1915 to 1924 and chaired Cedar Falls streets. Survived by widow two sons a daughter a brother and a sister. Funeral tentative for Monday at St Patrick's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
George W. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Indiana
Webster City
Hamilton County
Champion Mower & Binder Co
Beter
International Harvester Company
Dubuque
Moline Plow Company
Leo F
Leslie Hughes
H. R. Wilson
Dysart
John H. Hughes
Mary Cliftan
St. Patrick's Church
State Tax Bill Advances From Committee Action
The senate passed a measure requiring a $25 000 deposit from insurance companies as a guarantee fund for policyholders and the companion bill cleared the house. Other items include Von Buren 51 prison labor contract changes, a Livestock Resolution, and a drive to revoke licenses of druggists and physicians convicted under federal narcotic laws. A senate resolution urged Congress to investigate direct stock purchases by midwest buyers, prompted by Nebraska’s legislative move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage Cine
Inwa
Supreme Court
John M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
Committee On Insurance
Senate
House
Board of Control
Board of Central Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Middlewest
Nebraska
Commission
Flashing Signal at Duryea Street Crossing Planned
A. L. Haldeman of Rock Island Railroad notified city officials that the Duryea street crossing will switch from a bell signal to an automatic flashing light in the street center. A bell atop the post will replace the current bell, which will be removed, signaling motorists with new warning. Randalia Cagers Win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Haldeman
Rock Island Railroad Company
Charles MacKay
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Cornell
Duryea Street
Father and Son Dinners Held At Local Churches
Ninety fathers and sons attended a dinner at the United Presbyterian church last night with speakers OC d Bassarear on fathers behalf and Giair St Clair for sons plus Joe Murray. Bruce Gates spoke at the First Brethren church banquet where 40 were sealed and Lester W Miller toasted The Boy is Father of the Man. Also fifty were served at St Pauls M E B church with Harry Fisher giving the address and musical solos by Clarence Dewey, George Dewey, Gail Cunningham with Rev Thomas L Schaefer leading community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Fathers and Sons
Uvilted Presbyterian Church
Oc.d. Bassarear
Giair St. Clair
Joe Murray
James Wagner
Bruce Gates
First Brethren Church
Lester W. Miller
John Burch, Jr
St. Paul's
Harry Fisher
Clarence
George Dewey
Gail Cunningham
Virginia
Cunningham
Thomas L. Schaefer
Rotary and Kiwanis to Meet in Two Hotel Loci
Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons plan for next week in the Gold room of Hotel President to inspect the new house. The following week they meet at Hotel Russell Lamson with Stanley Moore addressing Rotarians on sewerage disposal plants for cities. Floyd Goodrich will oversee initiation of several new members. Dr H J Burgstahler Cornell College Mount Vernon will speak to Kiwanis with topic to be announced. Canopus club skips Black's tearoom for a Chamber of Commerce Forward Expansion report dinner at Hotel Bus Sell Samson Tuesday at 12 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Russell-Lamson
Stanley Moore
Floyd Goodrich
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornells College
Mount Vernon
Kiwanis Club
Canopus
Black
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Plow Clears County Highways Near Eagle Center
A rotary snowplow loaned by the highway commission operated today on Eagle Center road under County Engineer O. G. Thompson to clear and widen the roadway. Yesterday the plow worked north of Dewar on the Dunkerton road where 30 automobiles were delayed by stalled cars on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Eagle Center
O. GC. Thompson
Dewar
Dunkerton Road
Waterlo U C T council inducts twelve new members
Waterlo United Commercial Travelers council inducted twelve new members at a luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. Inductees include Carl R. Purvis A R Johnson Elmer G Kates Vernon J Youll Neal M Nutting C G Blackman Charles J Shaffner and Elmer G Glaw. The drive ends with the March 4 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlo Council
United Commercial Travelers
Russell- Lamson
Carl R. Purvis
A. R. Johnson
Elmer G. Kates
Vernon J. Youll
Neal M. Nutting
C. G. Blackman
Charles J. Shaffner
Elmer G. Glaw
Waterloo Council
William M. Pate
Guy M. Jackson
W. E. Schoen
J. O. Matze
E. N. Humistan
W. C. Bunn
W. M. Manning
Page
L. H. Bailey
Sentinel
Waterloo Carrner
Washington
Eiks Club
City in brief mixed travel notes and local incidents
Mrs J J Lyon of 618 Logan avenue left for Chicago to visit a son Harold IT Davidson of Chicago, formerly manager of Landsman’s Clothing, is visiting Water loo. Mrs BE Haulette and daughter Rose of 1804 Fourth Street West returned from Calgary. George Heath and Crale Ellyson of Waterloo were named University Players members at the University of Iowa. Maude Burns gift shop opens March 15 in Park Avenue Hotel President room. Walter G C Jenkyn, 32, of 226 Western Avenue, released after mother posted 1000 cash for his district court appearance on a child stealing charge. A car carrying Mr and Mrs Frank Cowell of 42 Main Street and Mr and Mrs Paul Higgins of 228 Miller Street crashed into a guard rail near Independence. no injuries. Aldis Dunbar, 10, of 430 Stratford Avenue, injured in an auto train crash near Cleveland Street crossing, showed improvement at Presbyterian hospital though still serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heath
Crale Ellyson
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa City
University Theatre
Park Avenue
Maude Burns
President
Walter GC. Jenkyn
Western Avenue
Emma Travis
Frank Cowell
Main Street
Paul Higgins
Miller Street
Independence
Aldis Dunbar
Stratford Avenue
Clevelanh Street
Rock Island
Presbyterian Hospital
Slaying Case Deepens Mystery In Infant Disappearance
St Joseph Michigan February report ties the ongoing inquiry into the disappearance of an infant to the earlier case against Mrs Ethel Lewis accused of killing eight of her children and grandchildren. Witnesses James and Dora Wallace recount fear the mother might kill the youngest Lewis child, a five month old named Clarence Wesley Gorham who died Sunday leading to arrests. the infant was reportedly adopted out and details of the adoption remained unrevealed. The Wallses also referenced the death of Gorham’s other child in February 1925 at ten days old under unusual circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
Ethel Lewis
Okel Gorham
Dowagiac
James Wallace
Wallace
Alma Rubens Fights Dope Habit in Sanitarium
Los Angeles February 16 The Examiner reports Alma Rubens screen star is battling narcotic addiction. Her husband Ricardo Cortez a fellow actor says he does not know how long she has used drugs and notes a recent escalation to hysterical behavior. Rubens entered a sanitarium after involvement in two police inquiries and a chase through Hollywood boulevards as medics moved to take her to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Rubens
Los Angeles
The
Examiner Today
Alma Ruben
Miss Rubens
Ricardo Cortez
Alma
Hollywood Boulevards
Siberian Cold Grips Europe as Death Toll Rises
A sweeping Siberian storm brings blizzards and freezing temps across Belgium Germany France and Britain with dozens dead and widespread outages. In Belgium a baby dies from the cold while Charleroi suffers. In Berlin freeze cuts gas and electricity. water mains fail and schools close. Antwerp port at risk as snow buries villages in Jugoslavia and Thrace endures rain torrents. In Virginia a powder magazine explosion at Norfolk’s Fig Point kills three and injures four amid 1,000 rounds moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Siberian
Germany
England
Berlin
Ice
Breslau
Pehrenhett
Zagreb
Jugoslavia
Thrace
Macedonia
Norfolk
U.R
Fig Point Army
Claude E. Curling
John Duncan
Samuel Freeman
Accidental Deaths in Town Rise in Past Year
Des Moines reports show 1494 accidental deaths last year versus 1460 in 1927, a death rate of 614 per 100000. Auto accidents caused 335 deaths, with railroad, mine, and burn fatalities also recorded, while some car train collision deaths are counted under railroad deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. L. McLaren
Vital Statistics Division
Department * of Health
Pedicord to Erect Tourist Cottages on Grant Highway
HE H Slim Pedicord plans $3 000 improvements east of the city on Grant Highway starting about April 1. He will fill low ground behind the highway and construct 10 modern tourist cottages of 12 by 14 feet with running water electric lights and gas plus a small store. Pedicord has sold his Castle Hill filling station to Members Mutual Oil on contract with a buyback option for up to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He.h
Slim) Pedicord
Grant Highway
Pedicord
Castle Hill
Members Mutual Oil Company
Coe College Band to Lead Hoover Inaugural Parade
Ployd Barber of Sioux City Iowa drum major will lead the 70 piece Coe college band at the Hoover inaugural services in Washington and at other events including a performance at Arlington National Cemetery grave of the unknown soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Ployd Barber
Sioux City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Coe College
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Barber
Arlington National Cemetery
Pays Money Back and Dodges Prison
Bes Moines, Feb. 16. William Scarpine, former clerk in the district clerk's office, pleaded guilty to misuse of Veterans of Foreign Wars funds of which he was treasurer. He was sentenced to 15 years but a parole was possible if he refunded the $3,500 embezzled. He has made good the embezzled amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
William Scarpine
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Searpino
Service Men
Davenport to get Lindberg Flats housing project
Davenport residents will soon live in an apartment house owned by Roy A. Lindberg who has bought and will remodel the Davenport hospital into an in apartment building. The new project, named Lindberg Flats, is expected to boost LG popularity and provide new housing options in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Ian
Lindberg
Roy A. Lindberg
Davenport Hospital
Grandma's Head Cut Sliding Down Hill
Oakland Ta Feb 26 Mrs John Lindsay attempted to entertain grandchildren fearing a fall slid down Hill with them The sled struck a hump near the bottom and Mrs Lindsay suffered a head gash requiring 46 stitches The children escaped injury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
U.R
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Seek Relatives of Town Fire Victim Miss Lancaster
The body of Miss Succille Lancaster, 20, a nurse maid, died after clothing caught fire on Feb 8. Her body was held in the morgue pending a search for relatives. She formerly lived in Marshalltown, Iowa, and died late Friday from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Succille Lancaster
Gladysanne Weatherwax Marries Carle Morrill in Waverly
Miss Gladysanne Weatherwax daughter of Mrs Lillian Weatherwax Fullerton apartments and Carle Morrill of Atlanta Ga were married at 130 a m today at Waverly Ta The ceremony was performed by E A Schiefelbein Justice of the Peace Attendants were L H Wangler and Lucille Wiedeman The couple will honeymoon in Atlanta and reside in Minneapolis Minn Gladysanne has been secretary to H D Grove Riviera Theatre manager Morrill is sales manager of Butlerick publishing Co with Chicago headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladysanne Weatherwax
Lillian Weatherwax
Fullerton Apartments
Carle Mar
Atlanta
Waverly
Miss Weatherwax
H. D. Grove
Riviera Theatre
Morrill
Buterick Publishing Company
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
E. A. Schiefelbein
Justice of the Peace
L. H. Wangler
Lucille Wiedeman
Elderly Woman Dislocates Shoulder After Fall at Walnut Court
Mrs F B Newton age 70 of 224 Quincy Street dislocated her right shoulder and cut her right eye when she fell down stairs at Walnut Court apartments while visiting Mrs Julia White. Ambulance transported her to Allen Memorial Hospital where she was reported improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Newton
Quincy Street
Walnut Court Apartments
Julia White
Newton
Allen Memorial Hospital
Deere Head Here For Inspection Visit
Co D Wiman president of Deere & Go and of John Deere Tractor company arrived this morning from Moline Illinois for an inspection visit.
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Dr. E. §. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League of
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Ono John
Slugger
Dt WooHerman C. Miller
East High Grad
Navy
Evanston, Ill
Dunkerton
Orange Township
Orange
Allerton
INS
Nannie Ebberhart
Fort Madison Penitentary
Vernon Phillips
Hotesman
Fort Dodge
Johnston
J. Frank Wray
Boone
Estherville
Perry
M . Wetpaea
Yeeeesery Eyes Eveeeell
GW. Hughes
Lawn City
Wilson
Good Roads
Duryea Street Crossing
Randalia
Fairbank
U. C. T. Council
Buchanan's
J. J. Lyon
Logan Ave
Itue
Harold
BE. T. Haulette
Rose
Fourth Street West
Calgary
Alberta
Gorham
Lewis
Dowagac
Siberian Steppes
Brussels
Belgium
Charleroi
Lindberg Flats
Carle Morrill
Atlanta, GA
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